He walks to school.
Li mache al lekòl.
or
Li mache pou al lekòl.
al is contraction for ale which means to go
He walks to the store.
Li mache al nan magazen an.
Li mache pou al nan magazen an.
Here are some links about preporitions:
Most Haitians would have that word "konsa" there.
But you could have this particular sentence without it, too.
If there were water on the floor, I would post a sign which says that the floor is wet. Then I would use a mop to wipe it off.
If I find a purse on the floor I'll bring it to the office.
There are many Christmas Carols in Creole.
Away in a manger #117
We sing a song of Chritsmas time #120
The first Noel #121
O holy night #82 (MJ
Long time ago in Bethlehem
and more...
Because you say thank you in Creole - this means you know Creole...